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Lines or gear NOT in use should be __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Good seamanship and housekeeping on deck to prevent trips, falls, and entanglement • How loose lines and gear can affect emergency responses and normal operations • The difference between being ‘out of the way’ versus simply being ‘visible’ or ‘marked’

💭 Think About

• If someone has to move quickly on deck in an emergency, what could loose lines or gear cause? • Does just being able to see the gear (marked or not) remove the hazard, or does it need to be placed somewhere specific? • Which option most closely matches what you are taught as standard safe practice on any working vessel’s deck?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify which choice clearly reduces tripping/entanglement hazards for crew moving around the deck. • Check which option implies the lines/gear are both secure and not obstructing work or escape routes. • Eliminate any answers that would still leave loose or unsecured items where people routinely walk or work.

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Question 1 of 2066636ee728f7522a1c517f70

Lines or gear NOT in use should be __________.

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Lines or gear NOT in use should be __________.

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If the question has a related picture, it will appear here.

🔍 Key Concepts

• Good seamanship and housekeeping on deck to prevent trips, falls, and entanglement • How loose lines and gear can affect emergency responses and normal operations • The difference between being ‘out of the way’ versus simply being ‘visible’ or ‘marked’

💭 Think About

• If someone has to move quickly on deck in an emergency, what could loose lines or gear cause? • Does just being able to see the gear (marked or not) remove the hazard, or does it need to be placed somewhere specific? • Which option most closely matches what you are taught as standard safe practice on any working vessel’s deck?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify which choice clearly reduces tripping/entanglement hazards for crew moving around the deck. • Check which option implies the lines/gear are both secure and not obstructing work or escape routes. • Eliminate any answers that would still leave loose or unsecured items where people routinely walk or work.

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